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22-08-2023, 11:35 AM
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To be honest, with these LODs all coming in fast and furious, remaining minorities should actually thank the "aggressive individual" for providing liquidity to exit.
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENT::SGX REGCO ISSUES TRADE WITH CAUTION ALERT ON UNITS OF DASIN RETAIL TRUST
Following the announcements, between 14 and 17 August 2023, there were 7 instances when the price of Dasin units fell to intraday lows, the individual made purchases that pushed up the unit price. In particular, when Dasin's unit price fell to an intraday low of $0.063 on 16 August 2023, the individual made purchases that pushed up the unit price by $0.029 or 46% to close at $0.092. Our initial findings suggest that the individual appears to be connected to Dasin.
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My lay person guess is that the controlling shareholder has pledged units in Dasin in order to borrow funds for other purposes, and is now either directly or indirectly buying units in order to prop up the price and avoid a margin call.
I would not be surprised if the lender knows this and is allowing it, because it knows the margin call cannot be met, and it would have to liquidate the units and book a huge loss. So it is happy to stand aside for now.
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05-02-2024, 01:18 PM
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(04-02-2024, 03:02 PM)CY09 Wrote: All in all, Daisin Retail Trust is a definite goner. My view is that a forced liqudation should occur now to salvage whatever value is left. My view currently is that the properties are still worth 80% of what is declared in its balance sheet which would yield about SGD$155 million left for unitholders. Unitholders have to act quick to force the trust to liqudate and sell all its China assets
Hi CY09,
Have you considered the legal and liquidation costs? What about the "fire sale" in a depressed market? Would bidder/s in such market condition consider a 20% discount attractive?
Finally, never forgot the age-old saying that liabilities are always understated and assets are always fully valued on the balance sheet.
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08-10-2024, 10:01 AM
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Lots of action has happened at DRT - (1) An EGM to make trust deed amendments didn't go through. (2) An acting CEO to replace the original CEO of the trustee-manager was disputed. (3) The new acting CEO managed to change the legal rep status to himself successfully but it was then reverted as the manner he changed it, was "not legal". (4) Not to mention that the new acting CEO has also been hit with lawyer letters personally.
The original trustee-manager guys are following the rules and winning.
UPDATE ON CHINA SUBSIDIARIES OF DASIN RETAIL TRUST
The Zhuhai Authority has subsequently issued letters (the “Decision Letters”) dated 24 September 2024 to each of Doumen Metro Mall Subsidiaries stating, among others that:
(a) it was not disclosed to the Zhuhai Authority that the company seals and operating licences of the Doumen Metro Mall Subsidiary were in the control of ZZM;
(b) it was published in the newspapers that the company seal of the Doumen Metro Mall Subsidiary was lost;
© the above actions of the Doumen Metro Mall Subsidiary are in contravention of the applicable law of the People’s Republic of China and the applicable law provides that approval that has been obtained improperly should be cancelled;
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